Nice job! You have a lot of talent. Can't wait to see more.
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- Thread starter Droider
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A Drone Mind
Nice showreel Kari, love how steady your tracking is, much better than mine. I can't remember if I put mine up here or not, apologies if I did already, so here it is (I have a much better setup now, so hopefully next year's will be as steady as yours):
P.S. The wobbly banking stuff is fixed wing footage, the rest is hexacopter.
P.S. The wobbly banking stuff is fixed wing footage, the rest is hexacopter.
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Explorocam
Airborne Media Pros
Beautiful work Kari. Is that done on the Cinestar?
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Thanks a lot, yes partly with Cinestar, some clips are shot with zen.
Droider
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kloner
Aerial DP
today my team showed up only to have a small problem with the octo that left us grounded.... since we had a few pro surfers come out we broke out discoveries and chased em around a bit. Got the octo back in shape so will try it 2 man and a canon tomorrow.
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gotaerialllc
Member
Im so JEALOUS!!!!!
wac
wac
KopterVision
Catch the vision
Here's my latest video. I went out to test camera settings and found this in the field where I flew.
Enjoy -Colin
Enjoy -Colin
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Chadfish
Member
That's true! But with shots of nothing but a field of grass or flowers going buy it needs to be perfectly stabilized by the gimbal, because a shot like that confuses software stabilization. It has nothing to grab onto and makes really jerky shakes.
hjls3
Member
and my second edit. Flew with some friends this morning in the terrain park. Pretty fun stuff. There were cameras everywhere - hope to mix my footage with the ground footage and let someone who knows how to edit do something with it. In the meantime - I took a stab at it.
no post stabilization - all Zen
https://vimeo.com/62663281
no post stabilization - all Zen
https://vimeo.com/62663281
For those of you not following the brushless gimbal thread, here's the first test flight of my Cinestar 6 with Nex 5n and GotheliRC brushless gimbal. Installed on the CS late yesterday, a quick bench setup and an educated guess on the PID settings for the 5n with 16mm wide angle lens. Why the wide angle lens? So I could make sure to capture some part of the CS frame in the video for reference purposes, I like to see how much the frame is moving in relation to the view from the camera, in this case it's substantial due to gusty wind. Watch for the front boom dipping in and out of the frame and see how much movement there is, I'm totally amazed at the performance of this gimbal. Unfortunately I have to leave on a business trip for a few days so I won't have time to do any more with it until Friday at the earliest...
Totally raw video right off the memory card, I can see a few parameters need to be tweaked in gimbal PID settings but not bad at all for a first try, far better than anything I was able to achieve with an AV130/RSGS on the same frame.
Ken
Totally raw video right off the memory card, I can see a few parameters need to be tweaked in gimbal PID settings but not bad at all for a first try, far better than anything I was able to achieve with an AV130/RSGS on the same frame.
Ken
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hjls3
Member
Proud to be a part of this. - take a look - I hope you enjoy it....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcOl5wsUe-E&feature=youtu.be
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcOl5wsUe-E&feature=youtu.be
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hjls3
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That is incredible Kloner! So So nice. That footage of looks AMAZING! btw - who knows on the wobbly stuff - I think they made it extra wobbly for whatever reason and thanks for the kind words.
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